Thousands of young people excitedly wear traditional Vietnamese costumes to set Guinness record

Thousands of young people at the event

From early morning, the event atmosphere was bustling with the participation of young people from all over the country, even from abroad. They wore traditional costumes of 54 Vietnamese ethnic groups such as Ao Dai, Ao Ba Ba, Ao Tu Than, and ancient costumes such as Ao Tac, Ao Giao Linh, Nhat Binh... Despite the hot weather, everyone was still excited to line up neatly and actively participate in the activities.

Young people line up to set a record

The official event took place from 9:00 to 11:30 with the participation of special guests, including Mr. Kirimura Kazuyoshi - international referee of the Guinness World Records Organization; Dr. Le Thi Minh Ly, Member of the National Cultural Heritage Council, Vice President of the Vietnam Cultural Heritage Association; Dr. Phan Thanh Hai, Member of the National Cultural Heritage Council, Director of the Department of Culture and Sports of Hue City.

In addition to setting records, the program also has many attractive activities such as the Bach Hoa Bo Hanh parade, the Viet Phuc exhibition, artist exchanges and a photo exhibition of the concert. Singers (S) TRONG Trong Hieu and Tang Phuc were also present to interact with the audience.

Viet Phuc Exhibition

Hundred Flowers March

Talented Tang Phuc - Ao Dai ambassador of Ho Chi Minh City Ao Dai Festival 2025 interacts at the event

CLIP Event of thousands of young people wearing traditional Vietnamese costumes setting a Guinness record. Made by: MINH HIEU - HONG AN

The official results of the Guinness World Records will be announced tonight, March 22. The concerts Anh trai vu ngan cong gai Day 3 and Day 4 will take place on the evenings of March 22 and 23.

>> Images at the event:

100 young people marched "Hundred Flowers Walk" at the event

A large audience wearing traditional costumes of 54 ethnic groups attended the event.

TIEU TAN - HONG AN